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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 25, 30 January 1924, Page 6

WHITCOMBE-S. BOOK NEWS. WHO CAN MEASURE THE VALUE OF A GOOD BOOK? MANY a time," said Emerson, "the reading; of a book has been the making of a man—has changed his way of life." Books fjive pleasure and supply knowledge. But they do more than that. They cultivate the mind and form character. Choose books with care—and get a book a week.' IMPORTANT BOOKS YOU SHOULD READ: The Forsyte Saga, by John Galsworthy, Studies in Literature, by Sir A. Quiller- . Couch, 7s. . A Kipling Authology (Prose-), 8s Gramophone Nights, by Archibald Marshall and Comptori; Mackenzie, 7s , Books that Count—A Dictionary of Useful Books, 10s / On a Chinese Screen, ■by \V. S. Maugham, 13s 6d My Life and Work, by Henry Ford, 8s 6d The Americanisation of Edward Bok, 5s od. WHITCOMBE'S, WHITCOMBE ■_ Lambton quay, AND TOMBS, LTD., Wellington. : MAKE DELICIOUS^ MUSTARD PICKLE AT HOME WITH "X*- . "MUSTO." Very Simple and Cheap. Always Satisfactory. RECIPE,FOR MAKING # WHITE CABBAGE AND ONION PICKLE. Take 31b of white cabbage (free from green leaVes) and gib onions (peeled),; cut white heart of cabbage into quarters'," then cut quarters across into slices. Slice up onions and place all into brine (|lb salt to i gallon of water), let stand 12 hours—then scald vegetables in brine until tender (not soft), strain, wash, and thoroughly drain. % . Place contents of J,lb tin of "X" Musto in an earthenware basin, and mix with a, little vinegar into a smc-oth paste. Add remainder of THREE PINTS of vinegar and 6oz of white sugar, and bring to boil m an enamelled saucepan. While hot,' pour liquor over-' vegetables, . stir the whole well together, then bottle. When cold cork tightly.. X" "MUSTO." Two Kinds; CHOW CHOW (Hot). ! PICALILLI (Mild). < ' ■ CARNIVAL VISITORS AND WELLINGTON CITIZENS. DO NOT FAIL TO SEE OUr'cARNIVAL WINDOW. .An amazing variety of CHEESES from all over the World are exhibited. ; ' WE SPECIALISE IN CHEESE, CHEESE TO SUIT ALL TASTES, CHEESE TO SUIT..ALL PURSES. Italian Gorgonzola, per lb, 4s 6d. Italian .Parmesan, per lb, 7s. Swiss Gruyere, per jb, 4s 6d.. Dutch Edam, per lb, 3s. New Zealand Stilton, per lb, 4s English Cheese, Matured in Wiuo, per lb, English Cheshire Cheese, Matured in . Wive, per lb, 2s 6d and 3s 6d. Canadian Chester Cheese, per lb, is 9d Canadian Cheddar. Cheese, per lb, Is 9d New Zealaud Matured Cheese, per lb Is 6d. -■ ' New Zeoland Mild Factory Cheese, per lb Is. ' New Zealand Cheddar Cheese, per lb, Is POULTRY. ■ . POULTRY. Poultry Now in Fuli Supply. Boilers, Cockerels, Ducks, Ducklings. '" 3. SMITE, FOOD AND DAIRY PRODUCE SPECIALIST, 4& and 50, Courtenay place. -VTEW ZEALAND INSURANCE A-* COMPANY, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE ' Accepted at Lowest Current Rates. The Company is empowered by Special Act of Parliament to transact TRUSTEE EXECUTOR, and AGENCY BUSINESS. - D. J. BEWS, Manager. Office—LAMBTON QUAY and GREY STREET, Wellington' Tel. 32. Q P. ANDREW (Limited), ■portrait Photographer, _JJ. Willis Btreet. Wellington. STUDIOS well known throughout the Dominion for the excellence of their Photographs in two distinct styles "INDIA PROOF," And. » "MONOCHROME." Tel. 1?33. , PUBLIC NOTICE THE . CROWN STUDIOS, . $7, Cuba street, Have been appointed Official Photographers to the "New Zealand Sporting and Dramatic Review." For all Topical Events ring Telephone 22-687. _, F. THOMPSON, Manager. " MORTGAGE MONEY. SUMS available from £500 to £5000 for First Mortgage 'A few euraa for Seconds-Mortgage from £100 to £500. H. N CRUMP, 288, Lambton quay, (Above Armlt's, Tobacconist). Tel. 1928. A REMINDER -fO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. SYMONS NAUSBAUM will pay the Highest Priciss for Left-off Suits, Dress and Dinner Suits, Ladies' Apparel, Boots, etc., Cameras, Musical Instruments of any description, and jewellery of any 1 kind. Got my price before selling. Telephone 22-668. Note Address:. 63, .COURTENAY-PL. MRS. MIET, still is Cash Buyer (big tar small lots) Ladies' and Gents' Wardrobes, Left-off Clothing of all descriptions, Boots, Portmanteaux, Trunks, Chests of Tools; best prices. Address: 125, Vivian-st, Teh 21-760,. ""a/jTORRIB BRICKMAN Buys Suits', I.V_l Dinner and' Dress Suits, Cameras, Gramophones, and Musical Instruments of all descriptions Try our price bofore selling elsewhere. Ring Tel. 2L261, or call 65, Courtenay-pl. MRS. WOODWARD, 121, Vivian-st. (ne.-ct Skating Rink), Cash Buyer of Ladies, Gents', and Children's Left oftClothing:. Letters receive prompt atteuLt«ffl«'_m___a«»_.___— -~- ' ~~<,J